The Tomorrow River runs from Portage County to Waupaca County. When the river hits the Waupaca County line, its name changes to the Waupaca River.
I parked my car by a bridge across the river on Morgan Road in Portage County. Thus, I fished on the Tomorrow River today.
The tomorrow flows through the woods. The bottom of the water was sandy. It's much better than muddy for wading in the water.
When I fish alone on a river surrounded by woods, I feel something like a mystery of Nature.
I saw some white small mayflies. I caught small brown on a mayfly imitation, blue-winged olive.
I've never used wet flies before. Soft-hackled wet flies are simple and easy to tie. I tied some Partridge & Green wet flies.
I didn't know how to use it, how to cast it, nor how to present it to trout before but it worked.
I caught 10-inch and 11.5 inch browns on the wet fly. They were small but I could learn something new today.
- Location: Tomorrow River, WI
- Date: May 20, 2006
- Time: 14:30 - 18:00
- Weather: Sunny, few shower
- Air Temp: 59°F(15°C)
- Water Temp: Didn't measure
- Water Cond: Clear
- Catch: 11.5-inch, 10-inch, and small brown trout
- Tackle: Fly rod - 8' #3, WF3F, L6X, T6X
- Flies: #22 Blue-Winged Olive, #16 Partridge & Green
